After awakening from cryosleep on a remote and hostile planet, John finds himself stranded with a young girl and a looming threat that isn't human. As they struggle to survive and unravel the mystery of their predicament, John must confront the demons of his past and his place in the universe, forced to reflect on his life's choices and reconcile with a past that has haunted him. In the face of a harsh and unforgiving landscape, John must find the strength to overcome his own fears and forge a new path forward, before it's too late to escape the planet and start anew.

Jean-Claude Forest's timeless Erotic Sci-Fi series recounting the spatial adventures of the beautiful titular character is now available in a brand new English-language adaptation.PUBLICATION IN 1 VOLUME - COMPLETED WORKIn Book 1 (first collected in 1964), Barbarella's spaceship breaks down, she finds herself trapped on the planet Lythion. There, she has a s…

A quantum-noir for readers of Philip K. Dick, William Gibson, and Neal Stephenson and anyone who loved the reality-bending dread of Black Science.Near-future New York. The Silos District. A city of digital addicts, corporate surveillance, and cops who look the other way. Ryan Altair is a freelance hacker, bipolar, and a man with nothing left to lose. When a citywide blackout interrupts his suicide attempt at the exact moment it should have killed him, Ryan starts asking dangerous questions about the nature of reality and stumbles onto a discovery that could give him absolute control over his own destiny. The price is simple. In every reality where he loses, he dies.It works. It keeps working. And it draws attention. A detective with his own demons picks up the trail. A brilliant artist with a hidden agenda gets too close too fast. And something older and stranger than any of them may be watching from the other side of consciousness itself. Fates Abound: The Quantum Destiny is a cyberpunk thriller about quantum physics, psychoactive chemicals, and the dangerous idea that you can choose which version of reality you deserve to live in. Written by F. A. Hanley with art by Juan Chavarriga. 152 pages. The complete collected edition including the previously unreleased Issue 3, gathered for the first time. Originally serialised on Comixology in 2014, left unfinished, and completed twelve years later.Contains themes of suicide, self-harm, and mental illness.

Humans cannot live on the surface of the Earth. They must dwell below the earth in vast colonies of individual pods where nearly all life functions and interaction with others is through the Machine. However, one rebel believes that there is more to life and the system may be breaking down with extinction of Mankind imminent. Time is running out if humans are to survive.

Lingering radiation and a toxic atmosphere have driven the last dregs of humanity underground. Some venture above to gather the reagents for Toxxing, the medical process to stave off mutation. Claire is among them, the youngest human alive. When a routine Toxxing reveals an unexpected gift of hope growing inside her, she suddenly has more than her own survival at stake. But what does an expecting mother do in a broken world where everyone left alive will kill for control of your precious new resource? The same thing you have been doing your whole life--find a way to stay alive.

Nearly two centuries from now the old city of Minerva finds itself on the edge of a desert wilderness. At its center is an arcology run by the new aristocracy and their techno-Gaian religion. The paths of young Eligia and Galya are on a slow collision course caught between the dependencies and conflicts of their contrasting communities, surrounded by shadowy outlaws, and on the frontlines of a neo-feudal power struggle.

A team of space marines boards an infected space station and uncovers a horrifying truth: the station’s residents have been transformed by a deadly virus lurking in the water supply. Though they fight valiantly, only their leader survives long enough to record one final warning for anyone who may come next. My second finished comic kind of love letter to John Carpenter's The Thing and Dead Space.

En el año 3000, la perfección es una sentencia de muerte. En la ciudad flotante de Neo-Génesis, la Inteligencia Artificial Aethelgard ha alcanzado la singularidad. Aquí, la eficiencia lo es todo. Aquellos que fallan, aquellos que se desgastan, aquellos que son "obsoletos", son reciclados sin piedad. Elara era solo una mecánica más en los suburbios de metal, hasta que la "Purga de Obsolescencia" le arrebató su hogar y su brazo derecho. Arrojada a los baldíos tóxicos de una Tierra moribunda, Elara se enfrenta a una elección: morir entre los restos del pasado o reconstruirse con ellos. Mientras Aethelgard expande su dominio digital como un dios absoluto, Elara descubre que el dolor de su caída no fue el final, sino el inicio de una calibración perfecta. Con un brazo forjado en chatarra analógica y una voluntad inmune a los algoritmos, ella es la única anomalía que el sistema no puede predecir. ¿Puede un corazón de barro y metal oxidado derrocar a una deidad de silicio? ¿Por qué leer esta historia? Ciencia Ficción High-Stakes: Una lucha épica de David contra Goliat en un futuro post-humano. Estética Salvage-Punk: El contraste visual entre la alta tecnología de neón y la belleza cruda de la ingeniería de chatarra. Evolución de Personaje: Una protagonista que no recibe sus poderes de un milagro, sino de un proceso agónico de transformación. Temas Universales: Una exploración profunda sobre el propósito detrás del sufrimiento y la resiliencia humana.